Pamela Rose's Blog
October 15, 2013
Sherlock's Home Trailer
My very first book trailer ever is ready for viewing...check it out!
October 12, 2013
Finn Fan Club page launch!
Happy Fall Saturday, everyone! Just to let you know that today is the official launch of the Finn Fan Club page on Facebook! There's lots to look at so take your time! Here's the link: https://www.facebook.com/FinnFanClub
October 2, 2013
New Pamela Rose Facebook Page
Hello, everyone. Today I'm launching my Pamela Rose Facebook page. From today forward I will be keeping my personal page as Pamela Rose (Hofer) separate from my official author page. I invite EVERYONE to stop by and take a look. Just type in 'Pamela Rose' in the search field.
Soon to come: The Finn Fan Club Page. Stay tuned...
Soon to come: The Finn Fan Club Page. Stay tuned...
August 25, 2013
New Pamela Rose Website
I finally have my Pamela Rose website up and running. Check it out here:
http://bit.ly/1fchw90
http://bit.ly/1fchw90
August 13, 2013
Sherlock's Home: The Adventure of the Contentious Crone
MYSTERY COMEDY NEVER TASTED SO GOOD
Sample the mystery humor at Sherlock’s Home Mystery Bookstore & the 221b Bakery dished out by the one and only Finn Sherlock!
Life imitating art? That’s Finn Sherlock’s first bizarre thought when she stumbles across a dead body within the Civil War era hiding place inside Sherlock’s Home Mystery Bookstore. Thinking that it’s her gnome-like Uncle Oz costumed to play the part of a fortunetelling druid for ‘All Hallows’ Eve,’ she is relieved when she learns that the hooded figure is not her favorite uncle, but the town’s favorite outcast, Odds Bodkins.
F=Funny
I=Inspiring
N=Nutty
N=Naughty
Unfortunately, murder suspects abound due to the fact that the mystery bookstore and its adjoining 221b Bakery were the first stop on the Leapers Point’ Halloween circuit and any number of people were on the scene for the annual ‘Fright Night’ tour. More than that, Odds Bodkins was almost universally detested; far too many would agree that the assisted demise of the loathsome little witch was more treat than trick…possibly even a community service.
Time for the “Finn” to circle.
With a little help from Uncle Oz and her identical twin sister, Echo, Finn sets out to discover who amongst the congenial southern townsfolk had the audacity and plain bad manners to murder the contentious crone right under the Sherlock family noses. Was it the fire and brimstone preacher Willie Ping? ‘Blooming Idiots’ talented but slightly mental florist? Or what about fluffy nonagenarian Eula May Binks…can anybody really be that sugary sweet? But, when the local Sheriff, Wavy Davey, learns that it was Uncle Oz’s Halloween prop – a bona fide hangman’s noose – that was the murder weapon, there’s more heating up inside the 221b Bakery than just the ovens.
Become a “Finn” –atic.
Join the heart of Dixie’s new sleuth Finn Sherlock as she resolutely follows in the footsteps of her detective namesake to create more than a little mayhem and expose a folksy murderer. The goodies and the game are indeed afoot at Sherlock’s Home!
Join the “Finn” fan club...because the “Finn” is IN!
On Amazon.com...
http://amzn.to/11jr5j9
Sherlock's Home: The Adventure of the Contentious Crone
Sample the mystery humor at Sherlock’s Home Mystery Bookstore & the 221b Bakery dished out by the one and only Finn Sherlock!
Life imitating art? That’s Finn Sherlock’s first bizarre thought when she stumbles across a dead body within the Civil War era hiding place inside Sherlock’s Home Mystery Bookstore. Thinking that it’s her gnome-like Uncle Oz costumed to play the part of a fortunetelling druid for ‘All Hallows’ Eve,’ she is relieved when she learns that the hooded figure is not her favorite uncle, but the town’s favorite outcast, Odds Bodkins.
F=Funny
I=Inspiring
N=Nutty
N=Naughty
Unfortunately, murder suspects abound due to the fact that the mystery bookstore and its adjoining 221b Bakery were the first stop on the Leapers Point’ Halloween circuit and any number of people were on the scene for the annual ‘Fright Night’ tour. More than that, Odds Bodkins was almost universally detested; far too many would agree that the assisted demise of the loathsome little witch was more treat than trick…possibly even a community service.
Time for the “Finn” to circle.
With a little help from Uncle Oz and her identical twin sister, Echo, Finn sets out to discover who amongst the congenial southern townsfolk had the audacity and plain bad manners to murder the contentious crone right under the Sherlock family noses. Was it the fire and brimstone preacher Willie Ping? ‘Blooming Idiots’ talented but slightly mental florist? Or what about fluffy nonagenarian Eula May Binks…can anybody really be that sugary sweet? But, when the local Sheriff, Wavy Davey, learns that it was Uncle Oz’s Halloween prop – a bona fide hangman’s noose – that was the murder weapon, there’s more heating up inside the 221b Bakery than just the ovens.
Become a “Finn” –atic.
Join the heart of Dixie’s new sleuth Finn Sherlock as she resolutely follows in the footsteps of her detective namesake to create more than a little mayhem and expose a folksy murderer. The goodies and the game are indeed afoot at Sherlock’s Home!
Join the “Finn” fan club...because the “Finn” is IN!
On Amazon.com...
http://amzn.to/11jr5j9
Sherlock's Home: The Adventure of the Contentious Crone
About Pamela Rose
If there is one term that describes me it is curious. My mother swore that upon my quarrelsome arrival into the world the first word I labored to wrap my baby lips around was why? Apparently I liked it where I was and none too pleased to leave. But, why is the question that even today haunts me. Answering that one dogged question means there’s not much I’m not willing to learn at least a little something about.
To that dubious end I have had more ‘careers’ then I care to contemplate, as I continue to sample my way through a smorgasbord of interesting occupational possibilities: college instructor, advertising prevaricator and shopping network writer somewhere at the top of my list of favorites.
So, while mining the universe for that one telling detail my next book can't do without, the grand experiment commonly thought of as Pamela Rose's life, rambles on.
To that dubious end I have had more ‘careers’ then I care to contemplate, as I continue to sample my way through a smorgasbord of interesting occupational possibilities: college instructor, advertising prevaricator and shopping network writer somewhere at the top of my list of favorites.
So, while mining the universe for that one telling detail my next book can't do without, the grand experiment commonly thought of as Pamela Rose's life, rambles on.
